Seatopian

Seatopians Leader Emperor Antonio Pawns Megalon Gigan Jet Jaguar (Temporarily) Average height 2 meters Average weight 100 kilograms Homeworld Earth (Seatopia) Forms None Allies M Space Hunter Nebula Aliens Enemies Humanity First appearance Latest appearance Godzilla vs. Megalon Godzilla vs. Megalon

The Seatopians (シートピア海底人,   Shītopia Kaitei Hito, lit. Seatopia Seabed People) are a race of underground people which first appeared in Godzilla vs. Megalon.

History

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Godzilla vs. Megalon

The Seatopians are an illustrious race, ruled by Emperor Antonio. They were the first civilization to inhabit the Earth, and reside in a huge subterranean country called Seatopia, home to massive underground and underwater cities which resemble those constructed by the people of Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire. Having survived beneath the ground and waves for thousands of years, the Seatopians watched with anger as the humans destroyed and flaunted the earth they saw as theirs. At first, the race remained quiet, despite the mounting damage to their underground cities as a result of nuclear tests on the surface.

The final straw came when a massive test undertaken near the Aleutian Islands near Alaska in 1973 sent a huge earthquake across the Pacific Ocean, destroying Monster Island and crippling the capital city of Seatopia.

To combat the supposedly-evil humans, the Seatopians looked to their god, Megalon for assistance, and then contacted the M Space Hunter Nebula Aliens, obtaining Gigan for their use. They then sent the kaiju to attack Japan, and watched closely as the destruction of Japan mounted. Ultimately, they were thwarted when Godzilla and Jet Jaguar repelled the alien monster duo. The Seatopians then decided to continue their lives by sealing themselves away, but continued to scheme against those who they saw to be destroying the Earth.

Video games

• Godzilla: Trading Battle (1998) - Sony PlayStation

Trivia

• The Seatopians' intentions and motivations are unique among most other enemy races in Toho films. While most of the other aliens intended to take Earth for themselves, the Seatopians, being residents of Earth, attacked the humans because they felt that the Earth was being mistreated by them.
• According to an interview with Chris Mowry conducted by Toho Kingdom, the Seatopians were included in early story pitches for Godzilla: Rulers of Earth, but IDW Publishing was unable to acquire the rights to human or alien characters from Toho films and replaced them with the Devonians. Likewise, the M Space Hunter Nebula Aliens were replaced with the Cryogs.

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